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CORDOVA by AspenGrove Developments

    RESIDENTIAL Project

    Cordova - aspengrove developments

    project overview

    This project features a stunning modern prairie-style home located in Winnipeg, MB, designed by AspenGrove Developments with both aesthetics and functionality in mind. The home is characterized by its clean lines, expansive use of glass, and a warm yet minimalist interior.

     

    Project Highlights: 

    • Fiberglass Picture Windows: The house is equipped with large, Canadian-made fiberglass picture windows that offer exceptional views and flood the interior with natural light. These windows are designed to withstand the harshest winter conditions, providing superior insulation and energy efficiency.

    • Floating Staircase: A striking floating staircase serves as the centerpiece of the home’s interior, adding a touch of elegance and modernity. The open design of the staircase complements the spacious layout and allows light to flow freely between levels.

    • Winter-Ready Design: The exterior is thoughtfully designed to endure extreme weather conditions. The high-performance windows and doors, combined with quality insulation, ensure the home remains warm and energy-efficient throughout the winter.

     

     

     

    Project Partners

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    Winnipeg, MB

    PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

    Pictures Credit: AspenGrove Developments

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